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"France accused in Rwanda genocide ." 5 8 2007. 2. <http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/africa/7542418.stm>.

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  1. France accused of helping in genocide act-
  2. France helped train Hutu militiary.
  3. Accused by Rwanda
  4. Acussed in direct killings
  5. 33 french militiary and politcal figures accused
  6. French Deny involvment
  7. Admitted political errors were made
  8. 800,000 Tutsis were slaughtered by Hutu Militias
  9. Killed if hid Tutsis.
  10. Many rapes
  11. Rwanda wants justice
  12. French did nothing to stop Hutu
  13. spent 2 years investagating French
  14. French Judge tried to acuse Rwanda president of killings
  15. a hutu was killed by another hutu and they blamed it on the Tutsi
Chabotte, Steven . "Facts about the Holocaust." 2. <http://ezinearticles.com/?facts-about-holocaust&id=349397>.

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  1. Hitler ruled January 1933-May 8, 1945- LD
  2. Over 6 million Jews killed
  3. 5,000 Jewish communities destroyed
  4. 1/3 population of jews killed
  5. Had police and military kill anyone who doubted him
  6. "Mongrels"
  7. 32 countries met but no decisions were made
  8. Jewish ghettos in Poland
  9. Deplorable
  10. More death camps were formed
  11. took anyone healthy to fight in war
  12. work them until they had no more energy and killed them
  13. Jews were slaves to other jews
  14. Killings continued all through the war
  15. 200,000 jewish survivers

"Q&A: Sudan's Darfur conflict." 12 11 2008. 4. <http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/africa/3496731.stm>.

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  1. conflict began in the arid and improvished region in 2003
  2. rebel groups began attacking government targets
  3. more than 2 million people fled their homes
  4. ceasefire was a recommendation to find peace
  5. rebels say government is oppressing black africans in favour of aribs
  6. now more than a dozen rebel groups
  7. making peace talks are extremely difficult
  8. two main rebel groups
  9. sudan liberation army and the justice and equality movement
  10. air raids by government aircraft
  11. janjaweed ride into villiages slaughtering men
  12. women report of being abducted and raped
  13. 200,000 have fled to Chad
  14. refugees are threatened by the diplomatic fall out
  15. fighting can only end by deal agreed by all sides



"Roots Of Hitler's and the Nazis' Hatred of Jews." <http://wiki.answers.com/q/why_did_hitler_and_the_Nazis_hate_the_jews>.

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  1. Hitler and Nazis were influenced by anti-semitic book "Protocols of the learned elders of zion"
  2. Communism was on the rise
  3. Germans believed "Jewish Bankers" wer responsible for the treaty of versailles
  4. Some claim hitlers father was half jewish
  5. Nazis had a vision of an Aryan German Race
  6. Hitler blaimed the loss of the war on the jews
  7. Taking over countries'
  8. Ayran- Blonde hair blue eyed germans
  9. A fit world; those unfit should be done away with
  10. Hitler had a jewish doctor take care of his mother
  11. let her escaoe
  12. Anti-semitic racism
  13. Key Element of dictatorship is fear
  14. experiencing the wrath of the state is a good way to keep people from stepping out of line
  15. People did nothing to get the treatment they got

"Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of Genocides." 12 1 1951. 4. <http://www1.umn.edu/humanrts/instree/x1cppcg.htm>.
      1. article 1
      2. article 2
      3. Genocide is a act that shall be punished
      4. article 7
      5. The international court of justice
      6. article 12
      7. article 13
      8. article 14
      9. article 17
      10. article 19

Hosking, Veroncia. "Genocide in Africa." 12 6 2006. 2. <httpp://www.authorsden.com/visit/viewarticle.asp?authorid=13472&id=22691>.
  1. The Sudanese government doesn't listen
  2. "Rwandan Holocaust in 1994" Immaculee Ilibagiza
  3. 100 days over one million Rwandans killed
  4. Hutu killed if thought to be helping Tutsis
  5. Ten years later in 2003 another Genocide began in Darfur
  6. estimated 300,000 dead since Feb. 2003
  7. Genocide sponsored by the Sudanese Government
  8. There was a rally in DC in '06 against the situation in Dafur
  9. "Not since the Rwanda genocide of 1994 has the world seen such a calculated campaign of slaughter, rape, starvation and displacement." - quote
  10. A peace agreement was signed but the genocide still continues

Alusala, Nelson. "The arming of Rwanda, and the Genocide." 2 11 2004. 3. <http://www.oss.co.za/pubs/ASR/13No2/CAlusala.htm>.
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  1. Government said to have played an active role in arming citizens.
  2. close to 2,000 assault rifles distributed
  3. Assault rifles, guns, and distributed
  4. Militia leaders were issued with AK47
  5. Human Rights Watch Arms Project
  6. $6 million arms deal between the Rwandan government and the government of Egypt
  7. Heave Artillery
  8. Missiles from Iraqi stockpiles were sold to Rwandan government forces
  9. The origin of the arms supplied has not been traced
  10. the majority of victims were Tutsi


Lemonick, Michael. "Animal Genocide, Mob Style." TIME 4. http://www.time.com/time/printout/0,8816,981781,00.html.

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  1. Gangs and illegal mob groups involved in animal parts trade
  2. Birds of prey, tiger skins, tiger bones and bear gallbladders from Russia, rhino horns and elephant ivory from Africa, whale meat into Japan, rare brids and snakes from south america
  3. Unsanctioned animal traffic has more than doubled in value since 1989
  4. Wildlife trafficing is second largest form of black-market commerce
  5. Very few people on enforcement committees
  6. Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species [CITES] wants a worldwide enforcement agency to coordinate prosecution efforts
  7. Enforcement agency might be overwhelmed as its created
  8. People kill animals because the legal limit is not enough for them to live on
  9. Investigators use DNA tests on ships to see what whales they kill, some found are protected species
  10. Many protected species have been killed illegally and sold in markets for food
  11. Large organized crime syndicates make lots of money on the illegal selling of animal parts
  12. Drug runners also use the animal trade, cocaine in polar bear skins, and live boa constrictors, heroin packed into tiger rugs skull
  13. A single parrot could go for as much as 40,000 dollars in US or europe
  14. Many animals are being killed off for their skins and bones, some crime syndicates use tem for drug running
  15. CITES wants to adopt new reculations and/or modify existing ones to protect more animals


Hardy, Frank W.. "Hutu & Tutsi Gencodie." 2007. 11/13/08 <http://human-rights-violations.suite101.com/article.cfm/hutu_tutsi_genocide>.

  1. One of the bloodies acts of genocides happened in Africa
  2. 800,000 Tutsi and Hutu
  3. The dies in less then 100 days
  4. Put those figures in the annals of history
  5. The genocide never ended after the first attack on Tutsi
  6. It just shifted sides
  7. Tutsi were getting killed by Hutu’s, first part of it
  8. Now Tutsi’s killed Hutu’s
  9. it happened south Africa
  10. The Country it happened around the great lakes of Africa






  1. turned their weapons on the civilian population
  2. rounded them up and massacred them on the streets
  3. hacked off the hands of children and adults
  4. burned people alive in their houses and cars
  5. withdrawing from the city later that month
  6. over 51,000 people homeless
  7. RUF took them thousands of abductees
  8. several thousand were killed in Freetown
  9. government of Charles Taylor in Liberia provided arms, troops in trade for diamonds
  10. Burkina Faso provided false cover for weapon deliveries
  11. arms suppliers willing to sell weapons no questions asked (Ukraine)
  12. Crimes against humanity
  13. Taylor providing financial support, military training, personnel, arms, ammunition, and other support
  14. small arms and light weapons, pistols, assault rifles, and rocket propelled grenade launchers
  15. scientist selectively kill dark skinned people



  1. Started on April 6, 1994
  2. 10,000 people killed daily
  3. Rwanda is one of the smallest countries in Africa
  4. Hutu count as 90% of population
  5. 200,000 Tutsis fled to other countries
  6. Joined Rwandan Patriotic Front
  7. In 1990 army fled Rwanda
  8. President agreed to share power
  9. United Nations sent soldiers
  10. Hutu Extremist
  11. some desired total termination of Tutsi
  12. Hutus made a death-list
  13. machetes, guns, clubs, and grenades
  14. Carried ID cards verifying ethnic background
  15. Cards meant difference of life or death
  16. UN Nations were overwhelmed when everyone asked for help
  17. 10 soldiers of the UN were tortured and murdered
  18. the US, French, Belgium and Italy evacuated there soldiers
  19. Nobody tried to help the Tutsi
  20. Never classified as a Genocide


  1. Rwanda presidents plane was shot down
  2. Hutu trying to gain power
  3. People left Rwanda as killings increased
  4. All troops decided to withdraw
  5. Unions were formed to fight against but nobody stepped up
  6. humanitarian zone was formed in a corner of Rwanda
  7. Saved thousands of Tutsi lives
  8. Went as far as to kill family
  9. About 1 million Rwandans killed
  10. one tenth of the population

  1. Not considered a Genocide right now
  2. although killings are still going on
  3. Remembrance and support are essential
  4. United Institute of Peace
  5. Kinshasa sends help
  6. called "civil war"
  7. many support groups around the world
  8. Many orphans have been taken in
  9. Orphans need to be adopted
  10. "We simply have no choice but to help" - Sadako Ogata
  11. Country is 70% women
  12. STD's
  13. Women raise kids who are most likely captured
  14. Rwandan women try to help all children they can
  15. Women are beginning to stand up for themselves
  16. Rape is now considered a War Crime
  17. Parliament seats are now filled with women
  18. 92% of home have no electricity
  19. 53% of women have only primary schooling
  20. Nearly 30% have no education
  21. 82% of women don't even speak the language
  22. Most children are born with AIDS
  23. Congo fights over there land
  24. there land should not be involved in killings
  25. Rebellion


  1. Other countries are asking Rwanda for help
  2. None of them return the favor
  3. Rwanda joins with other countries to hunt
  4. People will interact with Rwanda not thinking its "wrong"
  5. One successful Tutsi is now bringing money back to Rwanda